Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-02

There are about two acres of water
.enced in, which gives room for a
large number of ties.
August Belmont's real name is
Schoenberg. He assumed the name
he now bears when he came 10 this
country from Germany.
Chas. schuman of Bodie passed d
| through Hawthorne last week on his
way to San Francisco. He is engaged
in the settlement of Boone's affairs.
:, F. B. Mercer formerly of the
Eureka Sentinel, and lately of the
Virginia Enterprise, has been engaged
on the Reno Gazette staff to take the
| place of Prof. Young.
Col. VIM. Louis schley, Grand Sec.
rotary. I. o. NJ. Grand Lodge, Mary.
land, found Red Star Cough Cure
perfect and certain remedy. Price,
twenty -five cents bottle,
The bill to refund the money paid
in for special school.tax, having be-
come a law, County Treasurer Clark
is now prepared to return the amounts
received from the taxpayers.
Aurora is showed up and dull, but
the people are all III good spirits.
They have certainty in the Silver
Lining, and a good prospect for big
business on the part OF the English
company.
ph1r,otnicle Union. The Silver Hill
Mill Company has leased the,Anteloypps
mine at Aurora New, and will soon
start up their mill. II may be Aurora
will enjoy a miniature boom through
this enterprise.
Day before yesterday James Comp.
ston's team went over the bluff at the
Elbow turn, on the Aurora and Carson
road Compston sprang from the wagon
and escaped injury. The horses were
pretty badly bruised and the wagon
was broken up - no other damage of
any consequence.
The manager Of the Fort Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, Mr.. B. NJ. Holman, says
he has often read of the wonderful
cures effected by St. Jacobs Oil.
Recently be sprained hts ankle, and
invested in cane and a bottle Of st.
Jacobs Oil The latter proved the bet
ter investment, as it entirely cured his
ankle.
Bishop Creek Register: Ed. Rhine
hackle, the. mail carrier between Big
Pine and Piper's, was caught in the
storm OF last week. His long contin-
ned absence excited much fear as to
his safety, and several started out in
search of him. He was found at
Piper's, snow blind and with one foot
badly frozen.
The road between the Great West.
ern and the Garfield min Is not yet
open. It has been cleaned out more
than once, but the snow drifts in
again SO fast that it has been found
impossible to keep teams going, and
the mill is still closed for want Of ore.
A few more days of thaw will stop
the drifting, and the mill will re-
sumo.
Rubber rings, such as are used on
fruit cans, often become hard and
brittle. An exchange informs us that
they can BE restored by letting them
Tie IN water in which you have put a
little ammonia. Mix in the proper
ton of one part ammonia and two
parts water. Sometimes they do not
heed to lie in this more than Ave min
utes, but frequently a half hour is
needed to restore their elasticity
Belmont Courier; The mines Of
Nye County during the year 1885 pro.
duced 233 tons 91Q. pounds of ore
valued at $22,oO1 90. In 1886 they
produced 1850 tons 1,s45 pounds OF
ore valued at ss25, 1854 so. 1t is pre-
dicted that the value OF the ore but
put for the year 1887 viii more than
double that of 1886. In fact, il is safe
to say, Nye County will soon rank
with the big bullion producers Of the
State. Recent developments in Ophir
Tybo. Reveille, Spanish Belt, San An
tonic, Morey and Union Mining Dis
tricts are very encouraging.